 - Introduction -
In-depth focus: Integrated Newsrooms Case studies of the world's most innovative newspapers, Chapters 1, 2 and 3
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CHANGE YOUR NEWSROOM'S CULTURE BEFORE CHANGING YOUR NEWSROOM
The New York Times: No distinction between print and Web journalists
The Hindustan Times: American lessons adapted to the Indian multimedia newsroom
The Financial Times: Online storybuilding and integration increase circulation
The Daily Telegraph: Erasing the boundaries between print and the Web
De Volksrant: News at the crossroads of the central newsroom hub
Debate: Spanish newsrooms: to integrate or not to integrate? With Arsenio Escolar, Director, 20 Minutos; Mario Tascon, Director General, Prisacom/El Pais; Fernando Baeta, Director, elmundo.es
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NON-INTEGRATED NEWSROOMS: SEPARATION WITH COOPERATION
Le Monde: Exchanging journalists to forge print/online relationships
Le Figaro: Flirting with integration
The Guardian: Journalists own the integration process
The Washington Post: Separate newsrooms must align their cultures
In-depth: The Keywords of Convergence: Conviction, Communication, Culture Change. Best practices in creating multimedia newsrooms with, Guillermo Franco, Online Editor, Colombia's El Tiempo; Ralph Gage, Director of Special Projects, Kansas' World Company/Lawrence Journal-World; Per Lyngby, Editor-in-Chief, Denmark's Nordjyske Medier
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INVITE YOUR AUDIENCE INTO YOUR NEWSROOM
Section 1: Integrate readers into the news cycle
Section 2: Newsrooms and UGC: the world is your freelancer
Section 3: The downside of User Generated Content (UGC)
Section 4: Social networking: when newspapers become communities
Conclusion: The Bakersfield Californian: UGC enriches the community
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ONLINE VIDEO BREAKS THE PRINT MOLD
Section 1: How the printed word became the motion picture
Section 2: How much video is enough?
Section 3: Strategies for producing video Conclusion: Video lessons from Nouvel Observateur: do in-house production studios work?
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MOVE WITH YOUR AUDIENCE: GO MOBILE
Section 1: eReaders: portability on a screen
Section 2: Newspapers in motion: mobile phones, mobile news
Section 3: Online-only newspapers
Section 4: Why are widgets so wonderful? Conclusion: Spiegel Online: how a print weekly became Germany’s leading online news source
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